If the owner can easily reactivate it, this is a good option.
A better method would be to force the users to create a strong password, so it becomes very unlikely that anyone would be able to hack any account by bruteforcing it
Will an account that has not been opened for a long time be deactivated? Will there be a notification via email at the beginning? Usually, yes.
I think it exists and I am one of the people who experienced it in a large and credible casino. The problem came from me and I still consider the cause of the account being disabled as a form of them working professionally.
Yes. They notified me via email before disabling my account.
Amazingly, in this case, they explained how to go about it if I wanted to reactivate my account.
I didn't mention the name of the casino.
I don't think it's appropriate to talk about this here because BC.game probably didn't experience what we're talking about.
You would be suprised that they are lot's of casino out there that still notify before an account with them is deactivated, just like you I have also experienced this with a casino that I even forgot my logins but at the initial time I was very active and playing but just had to pause but when the account was to be blocked they messaged me and notify me that the account would be blocked and gave me the right contact to meet for reactivation if the need be.